han plockade av de praktigaste frukterna flygbombningarna The telephone tower carried telephone

The telephone tower carried telephone lines to all of Stockholm's telephone subscribers and was about 45 m high

The name itself originally comes from the fact that Gothenburg was fortified by the Göta River

In the painting we see a beautiful white hare running in a winter landscape

pedestrians and other things

In the picture we see a small table set for two on a balcony overlooking a night landscape

han plockade av de praktigaste frukterna flygbombningarna The telephone tower carried telephonePoster with the painting He Plucked the Most Magnificent Fruits by the Swedish artist John Bauer from 1912. The motif shows a flying male figure in a red suit and large black cloak. In his arms he holds blue grape vines. The fairy tale style of the painting is a typical feature of Bauer's paintings, which often depict fairy tale beings and other worlds. His illustrations have had a profound impact on Swedish folklore and storytelling. Artist: John